Redtail Rise XXVI

The mountain boulder of a wolf seemed vincible- with just a smack of her tail she’d sent him back a pace, and she too paused to chuckle. It might not be a wise move to try on everyone, otherwise she might lose her pretty tail- but it’d worked against Augur. 

She crouched as he pounced her, and she dropped to the ground between his forelegs. She heard the snow crunch from his heavy feet on either side of her skull; she was struck by the macabre thought that if she’d had her head in the wrong place, it too might make a similar crunching sound.

Keeping her chin to her chest, Lilia rolled into her back, and reached up to try and grab him by his shoulders, to pull him closer- but Augur was a tall man, and he was out of reach. Instead, she decided to  rabbit-kick the man’s stomach, hoping it’d wind him and not force him to puke up his breakfast.